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|Record Labels: || Plan-It-X, [[ | |Record Labels: || Plan-It-X, [[Better Days Records]] | ||
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|Started By: || the whole band. | |Started By: || the whole band. | ||
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|Based In: || | |Based In: || Floyd Knobs, Indiana | ||
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|Largest show: || 500 people | |Largest show: || 500 people | ||
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|Last show: || ? | |Last show: || ? | ||
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|Reunion show: || 2001 @ [[The Brycc House]] | |Reunion show: || 2001 @ [[The Brycc House]] & Dec. 2016 at [[Headliners]] | ||
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Southern Indiana pop-punk that survived from 1997-1999 | Southern Indiana pop-punk that survived from 1997-1999, originally under the name of United States Requiem. | ||
Members: | Left out had a tape recorded on 8 track at someone's house with 6 songs that they never really released, but gave out to friends. I'm pretty sure it was recorded right before they changed their name from USR. This tape was generally regarded as fucking awesome by all who heard it. | ||
Then they put out the 7" on Better Days followed closely by the Better Days CD (which I am almost certain had 2-3 "extra" tracks not on the 7"). I think this was in very late 97 or early 98? | |||
Somewhere in there, I'm not sure when, I think 98, they had a track on the Whitehouse Records comp entitled "Punk at 1600". Fucking awesome compilation starring many Louisville and Cincinnati bands in a bid for cross-pollenization of the town's music scenes... | |||
And in 1999, Plan-it-X put out the 25 Cent Serenade CD, which many people have said was great - except for the recording. 12 songs including their Police cover (every breath you take). | |||
They played a last show that was more of a reunion show at [[The Brycc House]] in 2001. A lot of what they played were unreleased songs that became [[Thaedra]] songs after the show. In 2016, the band once again reunited to play a reunion show at [[Headliners]] | |||
==Members:== | |||
*[[Keith McMichael]] - vocals/guitar | *[[Keith McMichael]] - vocals/guitar | ||
*[[Derek Allen]] - vocals/bass | *[[Derek Allen]] - vocals/bass | ||
*[[Chris Lincoln]] - vocals/drums | *[[Chris Lincoln]] - vocals/drums | ||
Releases: | ==Releases:== | ||
*[[Left Out:Demo|Demo]] cassette (not actually released, just given to friends) | *[[Left Out:Demo|Demo]] cassette (not actually released, just given to friends) | ||
*[[Left Out:Have A Nice Day|Have A Nice Day]] 7" ([[Better Days:Better Days Records|Better Days Records]]) | *[[Left Out:Have A Nice Day|Have A Nice Day]] 7" ([[Better Days:Better Days Records|Better Days Records]]) | ||
*CD ([[Better Days:Better Days Records|Better Days Records]]) | *[[Left Out:This Is Your Life CD|This Is Your Life]] CD ([[Better Days:Better Days Records|Better Days Records]]) | ||
*[[Left Out:25 Cent Serenade|25 Cent Serenade]] CD (Plan-It-X Records) | *[[Left Out:25 Cent Serenade|25 Cent Serenade]] CD (Plan-It-X Records) | ||
Compilations: | ==Compilations:== | ||
*[[Whitehouse Records:Punk At 1600|Punk At 1600]] | *[[Whitehouse Records:Punk At 1600|Punk At 1600]] CD ([[Whitehouse Records]]) | ||
==Shirts/Merch:== | |||
*25 Cent Serenade t-shirts designed by [[Stan Doll]]. | |||
*White shirts with "Left Out" in red. Same type face as the Better Days releases. | |||
[[Category:1995-2000]] | |||
[[Category:Bands]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 27 September 2024
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| Record Labels: | Plan-It-X, Better Days Records | ||
| Started By: | the whole band. | ||
| Based In: | Floyd Knobs, Indiana | ||
| Largest show: | 500 people | ||
| Last show: | ? | ||
| Reunion show: | 2001 @ The Brycc House & Dec. 2016 at Headliners | ||
| Number of Members: | 3 | ||
Southern Indiana pop-punk that survived from 1997-1999, originally under the name of United States Requiem.
Left out had a tape recorded on 8 track at someone's house with 6 songs that they never really released, but gave out to friends. I'm pretty sure it was recorded right before they changed their name from USR. This tape was generally regarded as fucking awesome by all who heard it.
Then they put out the 7" on Better Days followed closely by the Better Days CD (which I am almost certain had 2-3 "extra" tracks not on the 7"). I think this was in very late 97 or early 98?
Somewhere in there, I'm not sure when, I think 98, they had a track on the Whitehouse Records comp entitled "Punk at 1600". Fucking awesome compilation starring many Louisville and Cincinnati bands in a bid for cross-pollenization of the town's music scenes...
And in 1999, Plan-it-X put out the 25 Cent Serenade CD, which many people have said was great - except for the recording. 12 songs including their Police cover (every breath you take).
They played a last show that was more of a reunion show at The Brycc House in 2001. A lot of what they played were unreleased songs that became Thaedra songs after the show. In 2016, the band once again reunited to play a reunion show at Headliners
Members:
- Keith McMichael - vocals/guitar
- Derek Allen - vocals/bass
- Chris Lincoln - vocals/drums
Releases:
- Demo cassette (not actually released, just given to friends)
- Have A Nice Day 7" (Better Days Records)
- This Is Your Life CD (Better Days Records)
- 25 Cent Serenade CD (Plan-It-X Records)
Compilations:
Shirts/Merch:
- 25 Cent Serenade t-shirts designed by Stan Doll.
- White shirts with "Left Out" in red. Same type face as the Better Days releases.